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To: steve harris who wrote (49322)	12/17/2005 2:55:34 PM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Terrorists and liberals celebrate another victory. Harry Reid Boasts at Rally: "We killed the Patriot Act" "We killed the Patriot Act," boasted Minority Leader Harry Reid, Nevada Democrat, to cheers from a crowd at a political rally after the vote. washingtontimes.com

To: steve harris who wrote (49322)	12/17/2005 3:29:56 PM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Hollywood glorifies adulterous sodomy WorldNetDaily ^ \| 12/17/05 \| Les Kinsolving In one of the most deadly phenomena of our time – or any time – Hollywood has produced a film called "Brokeback Mountain," which glorifies and glamorizes that male sodomy which remains the cause of so many thousands of deaths by AIDS – and now by syphilis. The Washington Post's Style section reports (with more than apparent approval) that this latest sodomy-acceptance propaganda has lead the year's films with seven Golden Globe nominations. And in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco (those three leading AIDS-distribution points) this new movie "opened in five sold-out theaters." But the Post also reports: "Many recycled jokes about the film, the most popular being that it ought to have been called 'Bareback Mountain' – 'bareback,' in gayspeak, is a word for unsafe sex." Only in "gayspeak"? Since when? And what kind of homosexual anal sex is ever safe – even with a condom? The Post also reported that this film is the story of "two vagabonds whose lifelong affair begins in Brokeback Mountain on a chilly night in 1963. Then they part ways, marry women who don't know their secret and have children, only to reunite four years later with a deep, fiery, longing kiss that is arguably the most passionate man-on-man kiss to have been put on screen." How really uplifting! How marvelously moral! What a glorious contribution to national morality! How can I possibly resist seeing this inimitable osculatory foreplay to cowboy buggery? Let me assure you that I shall resist. And I am compelled to wonder when Hollywood will be producing a cowboy bestiality film – an on-the-range romance of real animal love – but only, of course, with a freely consenting beast.